Storage in Clearwater, FL

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Located between the Gulf of Mexico and Old Tampa Bay, Clearwater is the county seat of Pinellas and a prime destination for beach lovers around the world. With numerous attractions, good road connectivity, and two major airports in the area, tourism is the driving force of Clearwater's economy, but there is more to it than meets the eye.

The good public schools, nice weather, and the many outdoor activities and nightlife venues here attract a large number of young professionals, families with children, and retirees looking for the right balance between a dynamic city and a laidback suburb.

Amazing Beaches and Outdoor Fun

On a barrier island that is part of the city, Clearwater Beach is constantly ranked among the best beaches in the U.S. and the world. Other beaches in the area are also among tourist favorites:

• Honeymoon Island is a popular site for bird-watching and hiking.
• Caladesi Island offers plenty of quiet spots as it is only accessible by boat.
• Sand Key is great for romantic picnics with dazzling views of the gulf.
• Belleair Beach is where you can enjoy some peace and quiet away from the crowd, but without any public facilities or restaurants.
• Indian Shores and Indian Rocks Beach are quiet as well, but with lots of dining and drinking options.

Besides white sand beaches, Clearwater is home to beautiful parks, a marine aquarium, and scenic trails for biking and walking. If you are up for a kayaking adventure, the area will delight you with lush mangrove tunnels, city shorelines, and open waters where you can spot manatees, dolphins, and other wildlife.

Pro tip: Make sure to check out Pier 60 at Clearwater Beach. It sports a recreational park, an impressive fishing pier, and a top-notch sunset celebration that gathers street performers, artisans, and food vendors every night.

Small Businesses Thrive in Clearwater

The travel industry plays a vital role in Clearwater's economy and you can find both luxury resorts and small family businesses in the same area. Tourism aside, the largest employers here are in healthcare, technology, advanced manufacturing, and professional services, while small businesses do best in the retail and food industries.

Businesses of all sizes in Clearwater benefit from an educated and skilled labor force, an easy regulatory process, as well as low taxes and costs with labor. On top of that, small businesses are supported by the city's Economic Development team in partnership with a network of specialized service providers, Clearwater Business SPARK.

Whether you are relocating to Clearwater to launch a startup or to expand your existing business, you will be mentored throughout all stages of development. You will also have free access to valuable tools and workshops, many of them available in both English and Spanish.

If you rent a small space for your business, it is advisable to also rent Clearwater self storage. You will be able to store all the documents you need to keep on file, safe from high temperatures and humidity, and at lower costs than renting additional office space. Clearwater storage units range from 5' x 5' up to 10' x 30' and you can use the larger storage space for more than just business documents.

Pro tip: Think about all the storage needs you may have before deciding on unit size and choose a facility that offers the first month free.